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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1937
Page
4
Fragmented typeset shows a newspaper page with Associated Press branding and scattered notes. It references Frederick Maryland and public notices but the readable content is largely garbled and noninformative.
The Tennessee legislature debates a bill to punish editors who publish false statements about individuals. Critics warn such penalties would suppress criticism and threaten editorial freedom, risking timid coverage of politics. Supporters claim safeguards exist and that errors are corrected via retractions. The public would suffer if free discussion is hindered.
Eccentric entries describe shared recipes and fruit amounts. The text notes cranberries apples and an orange mashed with a grinder, then ground for use after a long grind time. A street address appears as 229 SouthFarset ht in Frederick.
A fragmented helpfully worded list of recipes and kitchen notes from South Market Street. Includes cranberry orange salad with jello, spackle topping, taro bread, potato yeast dough, and oyster loaf with celery, butter and seasonings. Mentions Mrs Jacob Schmidt and Mrs Jacob Sehrmidt at 220 South Market Street.
Recipe fragment outlines crust with flour and lard and water and filling with starch sugar lemon juice and eggs. Instructions mention baking and folding beaten egg whites with sugar and browning. Source shows a home pie method attributed to Mrs. Jacob H. Schmlut at 226 South Market St.
The Mount Airy High School senior class presents Welcome to the Gin Town a three act comedy in the high school auditorium on February 11 at eight oclock.
A critical look at Elinor Glyn and her romantic glamour memoirs from 18th century roots to Hollywood's Clara Bow era. The review notes Glyn’s humor and vitality but argues her view is outdated and she was not the grand advocate of romantic freedom she claimed.
Fragmentary text references biblical admonitions against usury and lending to a brother. It mentions a money lender, danger of debt, and moral cautions about exploitation, though the lines are garbled and incomplete. The piece seems to reflect medieval or religious discourse on lending ethics.
Readable fragments describe a local event with unclear details and missing names dates or places. The text suggests a sales or meeting notice but lacks concrete facts to confirm scope or participants. Proceeding items remain unreadable.
Local items recount events from February 6 1887 and 1867. Judges Ritchie and Lynch convened the February term and named Alfred Ritter foreman of the grand jury. Haugh and Garber will launch a general merchandise business in Jolna ville after purchasing Saylor store stock. A public reception honored Rev L W Pearce returning from the Holy Land. L Taesche named postmaster at Catoclin Furnace. Twenty years ago plans for evangelistic services began at the Opera House with many ministers and workers in attendance. Charles D Gaither Maryland National Guard commander inspected Army personnel and noted overcoats were lacking for several men. The Frederick Abottline Company plant fate was announced to J A Wheatnet and associates linked to a large meat packing concern. The plant housed capacity of 60 hogs and 150 cattle daily. High winds felled part of a new timber shed built by W W Barrick and son at Waodeboen. George Con and wife learned of the death of their adopted son Lester K B Conk in Brownsville Texas while he served with the Tennessee National Guard.
The Saturday Chat reflects on groundhog lore and late winter weather from the area, noting a warm spell followed by a snowstorm and high winds. It mentions roof work paused by snow, references to local history and literature, and reports on state tax debates, road conditions, and civic events. It also highlights the new Maryland police head appointment and ongoing community activities, from banquets to club elections, as Lent and Valentine’s Day approach.
Richard Baumgartner and his wife Josephine Larkin Baumgartner left Louisville ten minutes before quarantine. The couple, part of the Dick Hotcha Gardner orchestra, headed to Florida after a week marooned as floodwaters filled the city. The band, with Gilmore Suitely and Floyd Rice, endured hazardous navigation through flooded streets and alleys to flee the stricken area.
Forty eight members of the Frederick High School Alumni Band will give their spring concert Monday at 7 45 in the school auditorium under Prof S Fenton Morris. The program features marches popular numbers and a patriotic medley with solo and ensemble pieces by noted composers.
The roster includes Merrit Lantz Roland Seller and baritone performers with E flat bass R Ronald Gearinger plus Davis Moberly Robert L. Rumpf Beat William C. Stauffer and Drums H David Hagan Clarke Shentenheim Frank Derribaugh dr and Charles M Hahn. Sperry L Storm chairs the committee on arrangements.
A collage of historical quotes debating leadership, autocracy, economy, and war. Figures include James P. Buchanan, W D Scott, Rev W B Jenks, Sir Charles Higham, Donald Richberg, and Maj James Sanders. The remarks contrast farmer prowess, instruction, and the perils of centralized power.
A partial OCR fragment shows unreadable lines with scattered letters and missing context. no coherent event, names, dates, or places are discernible to identify a specific notice or action.
The line appears fragmented with unclear names places or dates. Readable facts are insufficient to form a coherent summary.
Public health guidance urges parent cooperation with physicians and health departments to prevent common childhood diseases. It cites Manchester New Hampshire’s five years without diphtheria, recommends vaccination against smallpox at twelve months and diphtheria toxoid, notes limited established methods for measles mumps and whooping cough, and warns against unsafe travel and improper wound care.
The Aid Society of the Grossnickle's Church of Gee Dabben met at Harvey Leatherman's home on Wednesday afternoon. Rev. C. N. Frushour led with prayer and a brief business session followed by officer elections for the coming year. Mrs. Leatherman served refreshments to attendees including several named members such as Ray Frushour and Mrs. Grosnickle.
In Rev Ralph Hartman’s absence Grave Franceli cat and reformed church will delegate Rev John G Traver to lead the morning service at 1 o clock Sunday. An evening service will be held at the usual time with a low-key observance.
New York readers note the Metropolitan Opera House again draws crowds after price reductions. The piece details diverse patrons from dowagers to working fans, ongoing presence of pay-to-applaud plaquers, and tales of backstage artist recruitment and celebrity-followers at top showings.
Today in History listings highlight anniversaries and births including Aaron Burr born Newark New Jersey and Elizabeth Patterson Hone born Baltimore, with other figures from Henry Irving to Henry O Reilly and Robert M LaFollette Jr. The piece also notes milestones like Massachusetts ratifying the Constitution and Pope Pius XI election, plus a horoscope advisory.
A fragment lists misused words and pronunciation notes for English learners. It includes guidance on phrases to avoid, mispronunciations of terms like celluloid, escapade, and synonyms for place, plus a daily word exercise with "Unexplainable" as today's entry.
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